[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Josephes) writes:
> Otherwise, CPAN will continue to grow wide at the top level.

I used to think that mattered. But then, we now have search.cpan.org, and
there's not really much requirement for CPAN to be hierarchical any more. As
I've written in the past (http://blog.simon-cozens.org/bryar.cgi/id_6280)
good names for libraries are still important, but good names for applications
are arbitrary.

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